Things you've heard people call parts or equipment

[MORNE]

In the days of quill stems, I heard many guys call them goose necks.

 

Oh, and it's a saddle, not a seat.

But the why is it called a seatpost? Lol

[Yassis]

Tires or Tyers?

Tyres

[Thomo]

When local okes call a bottle a bidon.

A little like Chamois vs Shammy ...

[TNT1]

But the why is it called a seatpost? Lol

Cause cycling nomenclature is insane.

[TNT1]

When local okes call a bottle a bidon.

If someone does that, you stick your pump in his spokes.

[Long Wheel Base]

The correct spelling is Aurgust.

, sorry, rookie error.

[Long Wheel Base]

There also seems to be a very common misconception that biopace was the same as the new oval shaped chain rings.

[flymango]

Cockpit - not sure what it's meant to describe?

[MORNE]

In the days of quill stems, I heard many guys call them goose necks.

 

Oh, and it's a saddle, not a seat.

Also, fun fact - it’s apparently also only a quill stem if it has the 45* sliding bolt bit at the bottom vs some that use an expander with slots. Quill came from the bottom bit’s resemblance to quill pens.

[MORNE]

Cockpit - not sure what it's meant to describe?

‘Seat’, steering and controls? That one doesn't really bother me, makes sense.

[RearWheelDrive]

Brake vs Break

 

Because when brakes break they don't brake

[PhilipV]

The correct spelling is Aurgust.

Gauranteed that the user of that word has never picked up a copy of the Cape Argus. Or probably any English newspaper.

[DieselnDust]

But: binnebandlosebuiteband.

 

ja nee....

[Thomo]

Cockpit - not sure what it's meant to describe?

Apparently the following:

 

"The cockpit components are the bits that bring the groupset, frame and wheels together to form a bike. These components are easy to change to fine tune your comfort or bring some extra bling to your ride."

 

Or is it just the cut-out on some saddles.?

[DieselnDust]

Cockpit - not sure what it's meant to describe?

 

shammy

[flymango]

Tjommie ...